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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1907)
A line line »1 hats at tha Toggery. Lurch ban a line display or Oordnu lints. Cill at Lurch « for bargains In hiiiii - nn-r koo J u . liet one <*I those (niuoua Uorilnn huts nt Lurch’s. pr. J. W. Harris of Eugene visited cltv Wedneeday. the ¡¿Ultli I- in shoes this month. Hon. 1. H. Bingham or Eugene was It the city Saturday. w O'Connell of Eugene was in Grove Wednesday. Miaa Frances Howard is now de livery clerk at the |>imt, olllce. Mr. Jenkins ol Eugene visited the Thursday afternoon. Miss Lizzie Watch of Grants Pans is visiting relatives In the city. the Grove j, JI. Gilkinsou of Rochester. Wash, ii visiting his parents In tills city. Mayor Jones and soli were Eugene Visitors the first of the week. Miss Hazel Manser of Eugene spent Sunday with friends in this city. Herbert I-eiRli, the timberman of was in the city this week. Eugene Don’t (all to hoc “ The Montana Girl’’ nt the Masonic hall tonight. All well dressed men wear the (lor ilnn hut. Sectneni nt Lurch's. Cnll.it the Toggery and see those beautiful shades of brown and grin s. George Gourley, the photographer, was in Portland this week on busi ness. A sob was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pluerd In this city Inst Monday Ort. 14th. llnrry Parker of Mils city Is visit!ng with friends and relatives in Albany this week. , John Veatidi nnd family have moved into town to reside during the winter. Mr. and Mrs. James Sears are the happy parents of an eight pound boy; bom this week. Mrs. Frank E. Miller ol Portland is vliltlng her daughter, Mrs. Ed Ash by of Silk Creek. Mr. nml Mrs. Orvel Knapp re turned Tuesday from a visit with Ills parents at. Albany. Mr. McDaniels, malinger of the Register Job office nt Eugene was in Cottage Grove Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. (!. Morris went to Eugene last Thursday to visit rela tives, returning Monday. If you want to buy or sell any kind of property, either real or personal, list it with F. I). Phillips. The marriage of Horace W. Kerr and Miss Kdun Irvine, occurred at Madison, Wisconsin. Tuesday, Octo ber 1st. Mr. K erris a son of Presi dent and Mrs. Kerr of this city, and is a talented and estimable young man Miss Irvine Is well enough known to Time» readers to require no Introduction. The young people liecnmc engaged while it. Corvallis during the slimmer, and their mar- rlsge was originally planned to take Place when his course in law at Madi son should be completed dr nnd Airs. Kerr are at Chicago where Mr. Kerr lias a position. The marriage Involves the retirement ol Mias Irvine from the stage, upon which she had made a successful lieglmilng.—'Times. I lie C ottage Grove creamery is un- uble to supply the demand far butter in this city and merchants have been sending away for butter. Mr. .Stiller informs us that I lie deinuud for Imtter has never lieen so great ns It Is now, and all the creameries In the state ace unable to supply the demand and cold storage butter is being used. Cream is ;ts picul Ifni as usual, but the demand for butter Is greater. Cot tage Grove creamery pays one and a half cents more for butter fat than any other creamery in the state, or 54 cents, the market price being 321., mints. Contracts for the depot at Eugene will lie let within thirty days. Mana ger O’ Brien says the cost of the depot, and other improvements will be $25,- iHiu. After Hi" Eugene depot is under way work w ill bo commenced on tho Albany depot, both to be finished next spring. W. C. Cou imr shipped yesterday to E. iS. Vaughn at Coburg a tine Golden Wyandotte Cockerel. Mr. Connor is receiving orders daily from all over the state for his fine birds, his Silk Creek Poultry yards being well known. The Walker building on the corner of Second and Main street will lie fitted (or a boarding house and res taurant and has lieen leased by Messrs Tennis nnd Palinatier to be occupied November 1st. There will Is- a meeting of the Cot tage Grove Coyote eluli Saturday Nov. 2, PNI7 at 2 o ’clock p. in. Meeting held inO. Veatch’s store building, liy order the president, t). xatcii Secretary. The W heeler, Harms, I'oinpton and Hall hunting pnrty returned yester day after a week’s hunting on the Biuslaw River. They report one deer killed by Mr. Wheeler. of V , Sprained Ankle. W hile drilling at lodge last Tues day evening Marion Ventch bad the misfortuue to slip and fall in such a manner as to sprain his right ankle neces'itating the use of crutches for awhile. Mrs. E. Weinlnnder and daughter of San Franeisco, were guests at the home of It l.ureli last week. Kev. J. L. Beatty was In the city Thursday. He Is well pleased with Ilia new home, Lebanon, Ore. Col. F. Ilofer o f Salem was in the city last Friday attending the meet ing of the Lumber Association. 100acres bottom land, IN) acres un Dr. If. H. Petrie and wife have der cultivation on railroad, 10 miles returned from P’ort Clinton, Ohio, from town. F iniiai , H inds . whore lie went to attond the N a It will pay you to call at Lurch's store and lns|H*ct Ills fine lino of dress tional shoot of the National Guard, goods. he being a member of the Oregon In acres in Gnwdyvllle, fine Im squad. The Doctor reports a most provements price $2500. F ind AI. pleasant and enjoyable trip. While Hisns. gone they visited n number of the W acres, river bottom, fi under cul tivation, no improvement, 3 miles principal cities of the hist. Or- from town. $400 cash. F in o ai . H i m > s . Petrie will rusticate until the first Game Warden J. W. Maker, has of the month in the country and moved his office rroiu the Nugget being a crack shot, the Chinamen building on Main street to Ids rest will suffer, after which he will opsn deuce. Mr. and Mrs. McFarland of Marsh- his dental parlors in tho First Na Home From the Shoot. tb-ld Were visiting Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. tional bank building. Baker, the parents of Mrs. McFar land, last week. At the Catholic Church. A iiumlier of Cottage Grove people went to F.agene Tuesday as witnes- H igh mass will be sung at the fes in tho easeol State vs Clyde Host, Catholic Church tomorrow at 1« ings and Mrs. Lynch. o’ clock to which everyone is wel Gleason A Atkinson ilnishi-d burn ing their kiln of brick this week. The come. Rev. Father Fitzpatrick has brick will lie used In the building been chosen as the resident priest west of the Oregon hotel. aud with his mother and sister ar Mr. F. P. Talklngton, partner of Dr. rived here this week. They will oc " \\. Oglesby, |„ some mining prop cupy the Hamilton Ventch residence erties In Bohemia, Is here from Halem until a parsonage is built on the looking after his Interests. church property which will prob Mrs. F |i. Wheeler, Mrs. N. K. Compton und Mrs. J. T. DeHpnln at ably be commenced at once. Father Fitzpatrick is a young tended the meeting of the State W C- T. F. at Eugene this week. man, late of Indiana, an excellent Mi . and Mrs. j . \|. Bolxrtx 0| f , ii - talker, and will no doubt do ranch 8 'ne arrived In the city Friday on a good in this pnrrish. visit to their daughters Mrs. Van Denberg nnd Mrs. .1.1. Jones. Birthday Party Joint Social. COUNTY WINS CASE The ladies ol the Woodmen Cir Lucky Boy Mining Company Fails to cle aud the Woodmen, gave a joint Prosecute and Case Dismissed. chicken pie social at their hall last _____ Tuesday eve, at which a goodly I he case of the Lucky Boy Min- number of Woodmen and iheir la ing Company vs. Lane County, in dies were preseut, and all had a which the company claims $7,000 most delightful time, vfuch credit damages for the establishment of a is due the ladies committee, .Mrs. county road over what the company Kimes, Airs, Jenkins aud M th . C. claimed a.: ita jji.qx.ifj between Ross King, for the success of tho Blue River City and the mitieft, affair. A short program of songs was dismissed Monday morning in and recitations was rendered, fol the circuit court at Roseburg, on lowed by the initiation of a candi account o| the failure of the com date into the mysteries of the Cir pany to appear and prosecute. cle s 'bird degree, in which Neigh About a year ago the county es bor ColTnian acted as tousorial ar tablished a public road from Blue tist, Neighlxir Roseuherg, examin River City to the mines, and five er and Neighbors Jeukius and Vau- miles of Ibe road established was Deuberg. as “ Royal Butters" A f along the road claimed to be owned ter the program sociability reigned by the milling company. The coun supreme for an hour, when all re ty viewers in laying out the road paired to the banquet hall where allowed the company no damages the tables were loaded with chick and the latter appealed the case to en pie, and oilier good things to the circuit court, claiming the sum which all did ample justice, Dr. of $7,000. A change of venue was Van \\ itikis carrying olT the hon taken to Douglass county and the ors. case continued lor two terms at the This was the first of a series of request of th" mining company, but socials to be given by the Wood when it came up this term it was ier n ami Circle during the coming dismissed because the company's winter, and those intending joining attorneys failed to appear. should Send their applications in The county’s right to the road is early so as to not miss them. now fully established, and there will be no future trouble with block ades, such as occurred at different times when the road was owned by At six o ’clock Thursday morn the Lucky Boy company. ing the Sophomore class at the pub lic school raised their class Hag on the flag pole forty (eet high at the On Wednesday. October 23rd, high school building, saying it would remain there until live Col. Yoran aud Lieut. Houck oi o’clock, but the Presides said “ no,” Roseburg, Chief Range officers will and at 1*2 o'clock sharp it came be here, to lake the standing of the down, and came down quick and range shooling of Co. K.. compet was buried in the classic waters of ing for the state trophies, of which the North Fork. It was a mighty there are two, one lor individual battle; a hoy fell here ami a girl shooting and one for highest record fell there. Melvin Jordan climbed o f the team in the state. Tho con de pole like a man.’ ’ Although he test for each team takes plaee on was stoned, ami three streams of the company’s own range and the water turned on him, he kept right scores made »re witnessed by the onuntil he secured the “ yellow rag" officers above named and the tro- and after much hardship suc ' pliies awarded to the team and in ceeded in passing it to Clay Mosby dividual doing the best work. From who was ready with his faithful the work done by Co. K in Iheir charger to make the fatuous ride practice, there will have to be some which he did, and wrapping tho good shooting done to beat them. We have just received new sam from Lamm & Company showing the latest styles in p les Fall and Winter Suitings Let us show you something swell iu the New All of our suits are made to your measure and have a distinguisli- infv Good Line of Fine Hats The rij^lit eolors to match your new suit. The Toggery ; GRIFFIN S VEATCn CO. DeaJers in Contest October 23. Seventh Grade Club. | 0 i « r a l Hardware, Stoves and Kangs. ^ !)> F earning Machinery ^ Lean Job Printing— loader Offlre. Job Work, the Leader of Course. C ream sr “ j x I h b u i feed store L. is appointed executor of the es tate without bonds. Surprised Their Teacher. D. C Baughman. Prop r. HAY. GRAIN. FLOUR. MILL FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES I - Call on Griffin & Veatch Co. * " rak WINTER. CLOTHING f & LURCH’S at Ik DRESS VOIIR BOY IN 0ER LATEST PATTERNS. THE BEST OF FABRICS. 1 m overcoats ^ And Raiit-proof I E CRAVENETTES rii t N, S’ CALL AND PRICE THEM. V IK IN G S Y S T E M C E N I RAI. O R E d O N STATE NORMAL SCHOOL refreshments. The evening passed away pleas antly i" games of various kinds! and was thoroughly enjoyed by both scholars and teacher, who ap-j preciated the good feeling thus manifested by her pupils. Democrat S p o rtin g G o o d s Remember We Buy for Quality. rii The pupils of the 7th grade gath % ered together on Friday evening rii and proceeded to the residence of. -I Miss Purvancc, their teacher, to! Cottage Grove, Oregon. give her a surprise parly, which Phone: Office Uà. Residence 215. j they succeeded in doing. They i were about 38 strong and each was j ladened with something good in the, way of pie cake or fruit, which j was served during the evening nsj I S .'i S S eparators, Guns a n d Am m unition, Etc D ra in , Oregon. The Centr i Oregon State Normal School at Drain will O P E N S E P T E M B E R 17. 10n acres bottom land, 30 acres im- ),.,— t :l •i"0 springs, house ■Vm, ,0'" 1 orchard 10 miles from town Master Ivan Cunningham was Mr, Jerome I.asselle Ult this j adjoining Dorena. Price $4«lo. Easy terms. K ixoai , H in d u .. eight years old last Thursday, and morning for Haatcrn Oregon on j That youthful appearance can only ;,,T,s, 35 under cultivation, small the event was celebrated in a happy prune business, principally at tho •rchard, good barn nnd springs 6 manner at his parents' home oni Co’s big dryer at Union. The firm lx* preserved by the use of good reli 1,11 18 ^r’ " " town. mile from school Fourth street. About thirty of his I have already shipped seventy car able Toilet articles. Me r e just iih particular about the grade of our orrluird land price $1250. P ixo a I z little friends were invited, and the loads of the dried product, about Toilet articles as ¡»bout the most atm*. costlv drug in onr Store. Vou can | afternoon was joyfully spent in half of the season's output. F o u r ____ M n .il. E. Dennett, who has lieen or five car loads » -lay are being take onr word for anytbimt tint we playing games and other amuse visiting |,er mother Mrs. Stlec on —•’.r 1 reek. stop|M>rl over last Fri- menta. C'ske. esndy *nd nuts were packed by the two hundred hand, j offer in this lit*, etc. •tj with relatives in this city on her in abundance. Ivan received many 'Vay home to join her husband at pretty birthday gifts. Beattie. We alno handle nil kind« of Will of J. H. Teeters. m ir that is a winner. We carry a The Flag Came Down flag about a big rock sank it in dis grace to the bottom of the river. The affair created quite a bit of The Seventh grade lias organized excitement about the school and a club, its object being to increase! the Freshies are doing some great the interest of the pupils in the boasting. I general school work. It is not fully organized as yet, but the of ficers elected are ns follows: Presi dent, John Spray; vice-president. The will of J. H. Teeters, who Waller Ribbles; Secretary, Alice died at his home in this citv Octo Counts; Treasurer, Edith Hastings. ber 8, was filed for probate, W ed Although not compulsory, the nesday. The probable value of the scholars are requested to join. The property of the ostate i« $2500 and term of tho officers is one month, is divided between his wife acd and the president acts as master of children as follows: T o his wife he the room, and the teacher is the bequeaths one-third of the proper judge. It is hoped that this 0 1 - ty and one third to his son, Shelby ganizatiou will lx; lienencial to ¡ill, L- Teeters To Ins sons, Shelby I.. nnd cause the scholars to take a I James t!., aud O. W , and daugh greater interest in school work ters Ellen S Mitchell and Laura M. Browns—they are nohby. Benson’ S Pharmacy Cotta« e Gr° " ’ 0re8°" Normal, A " ob ini' , and Commercial courses. Strong Faculty, well equipped Physical and Chem ical La hra tories A large Training School and a good library. Send lor Catalogue. A. I - B R Id d S , Pres. TU F I E IL I FTYU FD L L iiU L K « D rain , Ore. The Afloat Popular Paper <>f Cut tage drove
